Oklahoma Outlaws (1943)
In this short western, a gang of outlaws plots to gain control of the town of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Top billed cast
Robert ShayneNed Kincaid
Juanita StarkJean Walton
Warner AndersonWhip McCord
Erville AldersonJohn Kincaid
Addison RichardsJudge John Walton
Charles MiddletonJudge Ringle
William HaworthNarrator (voice)
Fred AldrichSaloon Waiter (uncredited)
Edmund CobbDoolin (uncredited)
Jack MowerHenchman (uncredited)
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